Unpaid Internship Opportunities at the **Members Only**
- Spring semester internship program for college students
- Gain real-world experience in social work, psychology, management support services, and more
- Opportunities available in various Local and Area Offices, and in the CP&P and DCF Central Offices
- Must be a current college student to apply
- Fingerprints, background checks, and driving record may impact eligibility for consideration
- Legal Affairs internship available with focus on legal research, writing, and communication with agencies
- Administrative Hearings Unit internship involves processing appeals and writing final agency decisions
- Immigration unit internship involves assisting with immigration issues for the populations served by DCF
- Interested students can submit an inquiry form, placement not guaranteed and application process can take up to 2 months
- Field coordinators can also submit an inquiry form on behalf of their students
- Contact **** for any questions
Spring Semester Unpaid Internship at **Members Only**
H1: Gain Real-World Experience in Social Work, Psychology, and More with DCF's Student Internship Program
H2: Apply Now for Spring Semester Internship Opportunities at DCF
Are you a current college student looking for hands-on experience in your field of study? Look no further than the **Members Only**' Student Internship Program. This unpaid internship program offers opportunities in various departments for students to gain real-world experience and enhance their education. Keep reading to learn more about the program and how to apply.
Application Requirements and Eligibility
To be considered for an unpaid internship with DCF, you must be a current college student. Please note that the following may disqualify you from consideration: fingerprints, background checks, and a driving record with five points or more within the past five years. Any driving under the influence conviction or combination of three motor vehicle violations/license suspensions within the last five years (excluding parking violations) may also impact eligibility.
Legal Affairs Internship
If you have a passion for law and excellent writing skills, consider applying for the Legal Affairs internship with DCF. This internship involves legal research and summarization of Appellate and Supreme Court decisions that impact the department. You will also have the opportunity to work closely with the Administrative Hearings Unit (AHU) and the immigration unit.
Administrative Hearings Unit Internship
The Administrative Hearings Unit is responsible for processing written statewide requests for administrative appeals. As an intern, you can expect to assist with the review and analysis of documentation and writing final agency decisions. This is a great opportunity to learn about the legal processes involved in appeals and gain experience in legal writing.
Immigration Unit Internship
The immigration unit at DCF assists with immigration issues facing the populations served by the department. As an intern, you will have the opportunity to work with local offices and other department employees, as well as network with other agencies and stakeholders. This internship is perfect for students interested in immigration law and policies.
How to Apply
Interested students can submit an inquiry form to be considered for an unpaid internship with DCF. Please note that placement is not guaranteed and applicants will be processed in the order they are received. The application process can take up to 2 months, so it is recommended to apply with ample time before any deadlines.
Field coordinators at colleges and universities can also submit an inquiry form on behalf of their students. If you have any questions about the internship program, you can contact **** for more information.
Don't miss out on this valuable opportunity to gain real-world experience and enhance your education with DCF's Student Internship Program. Apply now for spring semester internship opportunities.
